Sentence examples for given a less from inspiring English sources

Feinstein could hardly have given a less reassuring answer.

Today it's been given a less welcome title: that of the home of uninsured driving.

The test series at Bikini was given a less esoteric but perhaps more fitting moniker: Operation Crossroads.

In his second year there, he went as far as to ask the downtown boss whether he couldn't perhaps be given a less taxing job.

So Mr. Reich has been given a less senior title, "special envoy to the Western Hemisphere," and asked to move into a smaller office while he waits.

PARK AVENUE CAFE, the culinary flagship of the Smith & Wollensky Restaurant Group, has been given a less countrified look with bright red accents.

Mr. Manning, the post's vice commander, was given a less-than-honorable discharge in 1966 after serving in Vietnam.

Edison could hire new teachers who are not union members, but Edison officials said they intended to work closely with the teachers' union, which has given a less-than-enthusiastic nod toward working with the company.

My sense is that there's a few rumblings in the South African camp at the moment". South Africa's star player AB de Villiers has given a less-than-reassuring interview this morning in the wake of rumours that he could retire from Test cricket.

Farage, meanwhile, couldn't resist a final insult to the organization he reviled by showing up to this week's meeting of the European Parliament, where he was given a less-than-warm welcome.

After his foot was crushed by a pipe in an accident, he was given a less-strenuous job working in the storeroom, allowing him more time to write songs.